Blogs

Introduction Managing requirements is a critical part of any software development or engineering project. The video “Requirement management in Jira” walks through how teams can use Jira (a popular issue and project tracking tool) to capture, track, and manage requirements in a structured, transparent way. In this blog, I’ll summarize the key points, reflect on best practices, and suggest how you can adapt them to your own workflow. 

Introduction Jira is a powerful tool on its own—but its real strength lies in how well it plays with other tools. In this blog, we’ll walk through common Jira integrations that can supercharge your workflows, boost team collaboration, and reduce friction between tools. Whether you’re a Jira admin, developer, or project lead, these integrations can help you get more done, with less switching back and forth. 

As Atlassian continues to evolve, Jira Cloud has become the clear focus for the future. For developers and consultants looking to build powerful, scalable, and modern Jira apps, learning Node.js is no longer optional — it’s essential.In this blog, we’ll explore why Node.js is so important for Jira Cloud development, how it fits into Atlassian’s future, and what skills you’ll need to succeed.

In 2024, I shared my thoughts on whether Jira professionals should invest their time in learning Jira Data Center and ScriptRunner for Jira. Back then, my advice was influenced by Atlassian’s strong push toward Jira Cloud, which they’ve clearly stated is their long-term focus.But as of mid-2025, the situation has evolved — and so has my advice.The State of Jira Data Center in 2025Atlassian has not announced any end-of-life date for Jira Data Center. In fact, they’re still:

Reopening old bugs might seem like a quick fix, but in reality, it can cause confusion, mess up reports, and create long-term issues in bug tracking. In this post, we’ll explore why reopening old issues is a common mistake, why it happens, and the better alternative to manage recurring bugs.The Common ScenarioIn many large companies, products are released in multiple versions — for example, v3.2.1, v3.3, and so on. Each version:

Here’s a quick rundown of some important updates from the Atlassian ecosystem this week. These changes may seem small individually, but together they reflect how Atlassian is steadily improving its tools — and why we, as Jira admins and consultants, need to stay on top of them.

When working with Jira, one often-overlooked factor is project size. Over the years, we’ve seen projects containing millions of issues — and while Jira can technically handle them, projects that large can introduce performance challenges, complicate reporting, and make ongoing management unnecessarily difficult.In this post, we’ll share our perspective on optimal project sizing, why “too big” and “too small” can both be problematic, and strategies you can use to keep Jira projects healthy and manageable.

Merging two teams in Jira is never a simple “copy and paste” job. Whether you’re consolidating projects or unifying processes, it involves careful planning, technical execution, and — perhaps most importantly — managing people’s expectations.In this blog, we’ll discuss the complexities of merging teams, the technical steps involved, and the softer (but critical) aspects of stakeholder alignment.

Let’s go through some of the latest updates from the Atlassian ecosystem. This week, there’s a special focus on Bitbucket, Atlassian Analytics, and some exciting enhancements in Jira reporting.1. Bitbucket Pipelines – Introducing Parent and Child PipelinesIf you use Bitbucket Pipelines for your CI/CD workflows, there’s a new feature worth checking out — Parent and Child Pipelines.

Are you a Jira administrator dreaming of a career switch? The world of Jira consulting might be calling your name! It's a field that offers not only competitive compensation globally but also significant respect and influence, as consultants are often highly valued for their expertise. If you've ever considered this path, now might be the time to explore it. The Foundational Skill: Jira Administration